Al exponer las consecuencias de la imposicion en tanto accion ad
placitum, Duns Escoto rompe toda tentativa de aplicar la formula "significare sequitur intelligere", en su interpretacion fuerte, puesto que la imposicion establece una discontinuidad entre la inteleccion --tanto de las cosas como de las especies--y el significado de los nombres que no obedece al orden de la inteleccion, sino a la voluntad del impositor (34).
(66) "Significare conceptus suos est homini naturale, sed determinatio signorum est secundum humanum
placitum" (S.
En todas ellas esta implicita la idea de contractualidad, independientemente de la terminologia empleada (per precariam epistolam,
placitum canonis, ad canonem, praestitum, beneficium, stipendium, ad excolendum), sometida al cumplimiento de los contratos, al pago de las rentas y al uso debido de las tierras, asi como al respeto a los derechos del fisco.
364/432 nomina ad
placitum = nombres segun su parecer
Durante toda a Idade Media, confundiram-se, por exemplo, as terminacoes -cia e -tia, que conduziu ate a escritas inversas do tipo platitum no lugar de
placitum (assim ja nas Formules d'Angers, 9,15).
folio 99,
placitum 60 (1348 or 1349) (Thorpe, C.J.).
Decia el Pontifice: non secundum ritus aut sectam Bulgarie gentis vei Ruzie, aut Sclavonice lingue, sed magis sequens instituta et decreta apostolica unum pociorem tocius ecclesie ad
placitum eligas in hoc optus clericum Latinis adprime eruditum, qui verbi vomere novalia cordis gentilium scindere et triticum bone operationis serere atque manipulos frugum vestre fidei Christo reportare sufficiat.
Since Cornelia was already eleven years old, she was likely to be past twelve years old by the time the court made the final decision, at which point, she could already have been married "ad
placitum della Madre," and so the question of her guardianship would be rendered moot.
placitum Placer, satisfaccion, lo que agrada, lo que esta conforme con la voluntad de uno.
Formas asistentes son aquellas capaces de asumir o de prescindir (ad
placitum) de un cuerpo, o de transformar el que poseen (Loc.
Placitum (vi) of section 51 of the Constitution grants Federal Parliament exclusive powers, namely, the "[p]ower to make laws for the peace, order and good government of the Commonwealth with respect to the Naval and military defense of the Commonwealth and of the several States, and the control of the forces to execute and maintain the laws of the Commonwealth.
But we are here presented with two recordings of little-heard 16th-century sacred music by two composers who are both known primarily for other reasons -- Clement Janequin: Missa La bataille, Congregati sunt, Missa L'aveugle Dieu (Harmonia Mundi HMC 901536, rec 1994) and Claude Le Jeune: Missa Ad
placitum, Benedicite, Tristitia obsedit me, Magnificat (Harmonia Mundi HMC 901607, rec 1996).